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Hide First Duplicate value in RDLC.
basic0220
Member Posts: 43
Hi Guys,
maybe someone here have encountered a scenario where the client wants
the report to display line values as one if the specific Item No. has the same Item No. But In Different line,
i have here the sample of what I'm going to do.
The one's crossed out are the values that I will have to remove, since there is totaling of their respective Quantities.
Here's what it looks like in NAV
As I have mentioned earlier, the duplicates should be hidden, like the ones that I crossed out in the first screenshot. .
I hope Someone helps and for this thread to help other's with the same scenario,
Thank again in Advance guys!
Cheers!
maybe someone here have encountered a scenario where the client wants
the report to display line values as one if the specific Item No. has the same Item No. But In Different line,
i have here the sample of what I'm going to do.
The one's crossed out are the values that I will have to remove, since there is totaling of their respective Quantities.
Here's what it looks like in NAV
As I have mentioned earlier, the duplicates should be hidden, like the ones that I crossed out in the first screenshot. .
I hope Someone helps and for this thread to help other's with the same scenario,
Thank again in Advance guys!
Cheers!
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SanderDk
Member Posts: 497
HI @basic0220 ,
You can group you way out of that, but grouping on Item No. Prod. ord. Component is not enough, you will need to group on multiple values in your dataset.
For help, do not use PM, use forum instead, perhaps other people have the same question, or better answers.5
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You can group you way out of that, but grouping on Item No. Prod. ord. Component is not enough, you will need to group on multiple values in your dataset.
No PM,please use the forum. || May the <SOLVED>-attribute be in your title!